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01. Video-Aventures - Laissez-Nous Entrer Dans Vos Coeurs
02. Video-Aventures - Tina
03. Video-Aventures - L'homme Au Grand Chapeau
04. Video-Aventures - Une Vie Moderne
05. Video-Aventures - French Kiss
06. Video-Aventures - Telstar
07. Video-Aventures - Zazou Sur La Piste
08. Video-Aventures - La Ballade Des Cardiaques
09. Video-Aventures - La Noosphere, La Noosphere
10. Video-Aventures - Rue Merlan
11. Video-Aventures - Le Retour De L'homme Au Grand Chapeau
12. Video-Aventures - Anyhow For The Tennis
13. Video-Aventures - En Hommage A Pop Corn
14. Video-Aventures - Les Ergs N°1, 2, 3 Et 4
15. Video-Aventures - Outpop
16. Video-Aventures - Drone E. M.
17. Video-Aventures - Tina Blues
18. Video-Aventures - Telstar Jungle
19. Video-Aventures - Zazou Sur La Piste
20. Video-Aventures - Sequences S.I.R.
21. Video-Aventures - Night Tonight
22. Video-Aventures - Love In Loops
23. Video-Aventures - Some Never Fired
24. Video-Aventures - The Gause Mask Serves A Purpose
ARTIST
TITLE
Musiques Pour Garcons Et Filles + Inedits
FORMAT
2LP

LABEL
CATALOG #
FFL 081LP FFL 081LP
GENRE
RELEASE DATE
4/7/2023

After the experience of Camizole, Dominique Grimaud began a new (and different) adventure in 1979 with Monique Alba. Alongside Gilbert Artman (Urban Sax), Guigou Chenevier (Etron Fou Leloublan), Jean-Pierre Grasset (Verto), and Cyril Lefebvre (Maajun), Vidéo-Aventures is composed of instrumentals capable of reconciliating Captain Beefheart, Henry Cow, Suicide and... John Barry. All with the backing of Rock In Opposition, which enabled this Musiques Pour Garçons Et Filles to become known worldwide. "Let us enter your hearts": is the request made by Vidéo-Aventures, and how can we refuse? Especially as Musiques Pour Garçons Et Filles, recorded by Dominique Grimaud and Monique Alba fifty years ago along with handpicked colleagues, is as fresh as ever. 1979: having improvised a huge amount (and how!) with Camizole, Grimaud tried his hand at composition and studio recording with Alba. Their first instrument was the AKS synthesizer, with which the duo recorded the instrumental tracks that were then offered to their comrades Guigou Chenevier (Etron Fou Leloublan), Gilbert Artman (Lard Free, Urban Sax), Jean-Pierre Grasset (Verto) and Cyril Lefebvre (Maajun). At the end of the year, they all came into the studio for a week to record the eight tracks of this mini-album that Chris Cutler would issue a few months later on his label, Recommended. In France it was the beginning of the agitation around Rock In Opposition, to such a point that Musiques pour Garçons et Filles would rise to second place in the NME independent Charts. And this is hardly surprising... For these instrumental miniatures (here with the bonus of rare archives, some of which are previously unpublished) are uncontrollable: electronics augmented by lap-steel guitar ("Tina"), cunning pop ("Zazou Sur La Piste"), mechanic sound ("Une Vie Modern"), street piano ("French Kiss"), disturbing atmospheres ("La Ballade Des Cardiaques") or something like a TV theme tune capable of adjusting all the colors ("Telstar")... With such promising ingredients, why stop Vidéo-Aventures from entering... Originally released in 1981; expanded reissue. Carefully remastered from the master tapes by Gilles Laujol. Graphic design by Stefan Thanneur. Licensed from Dominique Grimaud.Eight-page booklet; 180 gram vinyl; 425 gsm brownboard outer sleeve.